Upload your design and see it on the thing you are actually selling. Shotova places your artwork on a soft cotton t-shirt, a matte ceramic mug, a canvas tote, a phone case, a matte art print or a die-cut sticker, and wraps it correctly to the surface curvature and folds.
The failure mode of AI mockups is texture: fabric that looks like molded plastic, paper with no grain, a print that sits on the surface like a sticker rather than in it. Every mockup prompt here carries an explicit material-honesty clause asking for visible thread texture, real paper grain and true glaze response, because that is the difference between a mockup a buyer trusts and one that reads as fake.
Shoot it as an overhead flat lay, in use in a real setting, or resting on a shelf, and generate up to four variations at once. Your artwork appears unaltered in color and proportion. Each mockup costs 1 credit.
T-shirts, mugs, tote bags, phone cases, posters and stickers, each with the material detail that carrier actually has.
That is the core instruction. Your uploaded design must appear unaltered in color and proportion, wrapped to the surface curvature with the material texture showing faintly through it, the way real printing behaves.
Usually texture. Models default to smooth, waxy surfaces that read as plastic. These prompts ask explicitly for visible thread, grain and glaze, and forbid the plastic-looking fabric that gives cheap mockups away.
One credit per image. Four variations cost four credits.